Photorealistic news illustration of Banco Nación displaying the dollar at a yearly high amid rallying Argentine assets.
Photorealistic news illustration of Banco Nación displaying the dollar at a yearly high amid rallying Argentine assets.
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Official dollar hits yearly high as Argentine assets rally

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The official dollar traded at 1,510 pesos for sale at Banco Nación on Monday, July 6, its highest since November 2025. Argentine assets extended gains on Wall Street and country risk fell to 408 basis points.

The wholesale dollar stood at 1,490 pesos, two units above Friday’s close. The blue dollar closed at 1,515 pesos for sale, while the MEP traded at 1,524 pesos and the Contado con Liquidación at 1,596 pesos.

Economy Minister Luis Caputo presented the financial program through 2027. He stated that “exiting the markets is one more option, not an objective” and that new debt would be issued only to refinance inherited capital.

The Central Bank renewed a US$6,000 million REPO with international banks, maturing in September 2028. The S&P Merval rose 2.2 percent in pesos and ADRs led advances on Wall Street.

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Users on X shared data on the official dollar at 1510 pesos, noting Argentine assets rising and country risk at 408 points; reactions were mostly neutral data updates with some positive commentary on market confidence and economic progress.

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Illustration of rising Argentine financial markets with stock charts and peso currency on June 1.
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Argentine assets rise and blue dollar closes higher on June 1

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Argentine stocks and bonds traded higher on Monday, June 1, while the blue dollar closed at 1,435 pesos for sale. Country risk remained below 500 basis points.

The official dollar reached 1,480 pesos for sale on Friday, June 19, marking its fourth consecutive increase.

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The official dollar sold at $1510 at Banco Nación on July 1 2026 its highest value since November 2025.

On Tuesday, July 7, 2026, Argentina’s Country Risk closed at 406 basis points, its lowest level since 2018, while Central Bank reserves reached US$49.536 million.

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The blue dollar ended the Friday May 22 session without changes in its quotation. The Central Bank bought dollars and international reserves increased.

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